The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 21, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPHOPKMe)IOAL OAMD H. V. A. HAMHO, Deatlat All Work Guaranteed, Odd Howe' Building. Uooin III. I'lione 01. MAXWKLL M. LONG OeteoBstato PliystrUa, Bulla II and 19, White llldg. PtoMM Classified Column POII K.T CITY AND COUNTY AIIHTKAOT COMPANY Abetrecte, Insurance Members Oragoa Asaoclatlna Tltla Maa. NICI.'LY furnlihrd rooms at the Ore gon Home, Hlitli and Klamath Foil,, I'KNT CroonThouso, clow In" rronk Word. istf KOIt IICNT 7-room, plastered houie with In th and tower connections, corner I lth nnd IIIkIi. Imiulro 100S, corner 10th and 1'lno. jo-Ct rurnUhod houiokeciilng roomi In I'l'liu City Vlow Apartmonti, upper Klithlh nrrot. Moil dollichtful sum Jiiit homo In tho cltr. 10-tf O. K. WILLKY Attorney Ht lw Room SMO, (Mil Fellow. Hall roil KENT a-riiom homo on hill; partly fu milled; electric lights ind city water j 10 Per month. In- ijulro nl W. 0. Hmllli Printing Co. tf mihcki,lam:oi;m MMCKIXANHOVII .KMPLOYMENT Call up COMBTOOK, phone 0, It you want any kind of II KM. Register at the COMBTOOK If you want employment. KLAMATH NOVKLTY WORKS IXh awl Klamatli m. Illnckimlthlng and general re palr work dona Automobile n flpeclalty II. I'OHMIIAHKO, Proprietor. IMKKLHO.V 41 IIACHTKLRKHfl New and Herondhaud Good llldei, Wool, I'elts, Rubber aad Metala :tU7 Main Ht TeJ. 4IJ Loot White bull terrier, wart on oaa ear. 'lifht about 33 pounda; anawara to imiiic of "Ilrltt." Phono 48, or call I" Conger nvenuo and receive reward. 11 If CIIAB. B. Bi'INNINO. I.OHT2 ipoola of barbed wire on road between Clendennlng'a barn nd the (lap. Howard, Notify Ilrown Michael, dairy, or II, ft It. MISREPRESENTATION, IGNORJIIICE AND WORDEN In Tho Herald of May 20, Judge Worden anya: "Nlnetnon and .flvo tontlu mllli was levied by the city council and tho city school board of which Frank Ira White l a mom. hor." HI cxpert(7) accountant my, "Hoard! of school director aro laiponslblo for tho lax lovy In school dlilrlcls," and oxplalni that be makes tho statomont for tho pur poso of enlightening tho taxpayer!. livery cltlxvn of Intatllgonco knowi that ichool taxci are voted by achool miKitlngi of tho people called to nether for that purpoio. Boo Ore gon lawi, lection 4088, , Tbo law dlrecti how bondod IntlobtodnoM hIhiII bo taken up. In no Initante do tho dlrectori determine the amount of tho tax levied, The du ll c of ichool director! are itatcd In Oregon fiesilon I.nwi of 1011 at patio 330, What' a campaign of rnlioducatlon by an ex-cducatort Vote for Frank Ira White and peace and Mint pogrti In Klamath county. RECALL CAMI'AION COMMITTEE, t'd. Adv. GOUHiy SAVED MONEY BV EMPLOYING NOME LIBOR CHILOQUINMAY PLAY HERETOO To tho Votera and Taxpayera of Klnmnth Ceunty: In a loiter to you, written by tho Hon, C. B. Moore, from Phoenix, Ariz., under date of March 7, 1913, Mr. M.oorn wiltes aa followa. Referring to a previous communication of tho writer, be ayi: "In ono of hid o-calld letter! ofi explanation which don't explain any-' Klamath Fall venua Cblloquln thing, ono of tho reaioni given for wm be th8 "mo to b offered Ban- awarding tho contract for iteel to 'day aftornoon at Modoc park, or EFFORTS BEINO MADE TO M mm: a game with town at THE NORTHERN END Of THE UAIMIOAD MONEY to loan. Kco Arthur It. Wll aon, 517 Main. 20-Ct U'ANTi:i)(!lrl waiter at the diddle Hock restaurant. 20. it KOIt HAKE Block wood Jtttt Iea?e an order. I'll de llder pronptly. GREEN SLAB WOOD) 10 Inch DRY SLAB WOOD 16 Inch and 4 foot LIMB AND BODY WOOD 4 foot, 16 Inch and 12 Inch Special prlcca at the Weit Side Mill: 4 ft. green alaba SI. 50 4ft.dryi.abt SI. 75 16 Inch green alabi $2.00 Leave ordera at Bradley Har Reu Co., near 6th and Main. Phone 127 P. C. Carlson I'Oll BALK One thouiand sbsree of Automatic Call atock at 36c, aub Ject to prior iala. P. O. Doi 11, Fort Klamath, Ore. S-lSt What's the Matter With the Old Watch? It'a not getting any younger, yon know, and once In a while It aoeda a rcit and overhauling. Railroad watchoi are cleaned and overhauled once a year to Iniure accurate time koeplng. Why not bring youra In and '.it tie give It the attention that la pfcoiiury for good tine keeping. F It A .V K M. U I P Wafrliuiakts, Jrneler and Kagraver. 8. P. Watch laeprrtor M'lltllla UullilbM FOIt HAM; Juniper poiti. A Obcrcholn. Ward 20-tf FOIt HAI.K S-pameuger Ford car In good condition; $350 If taken it once. Fro Pclley, 615 Main. 21-61 TYPEWRITERS Xrw Mnrlilnra $5.00 Down anil aa.OO a Month KlawMlti Falls Mulc House. GENERAL NOl ICES Notice Having aold out my bualaeaa to Van Illper lirotheri, all bllla ara now pay able to mo at the eame location. Till-: MONARCH OROCERY. 10-181 A. O. LEWIS. Prop. WOOD Dry Mas Wood, It-Inch. ,faUM ry Fir Htab, IS-lnch. , . .94.00 IH-lnrh Italy Wood 9.M I attach green Pine J.lab. ..7B lettaca freea Mr Slab . .BeXM KLAMATH FUEL CO., O. Peyton, Manager Ogfe,l!MPlae. PhoawtMaH To Lease Por the payment of taxea I will leaaa to raaponelble party or partlea (or the term of Art yeara my SIO aerea of wad alt uated nine mllea from Klamath Falla, OraflVn. aorarnmant ditch upon place. For further partloulare aa H. P- GAURNEAUX MnHwto Marwnr Oa. .N'otlru to. Voter Tho recent change! In tho leveral different election preclncti have not bm yet gouo Into effect, and all elect or! who wlih to voto at the election to bo held on Juno 3 will vote at the uino preclncti uied at the November, 1913, cloctlon. 0. R. UK LAP, County Clerk. 30-IIAR O. E. Wlllry baa taken over the fire hikuranru liuilaeae fonnerly contact ed by II. P. Oalamrux, and la pre- parvHl lo write pollrkw In the follow. IK renipanlca: Niagara, Caledonian, .New Zealand, Orient and Fidelity Un derwriter. Office, veto (Md Fellowa' bullduag. SO-lOi Tho Motropolltau rcitaurant, for merly known aa the S. P. boarding homo, wilt open Thunday noon un der the inanagomcnt of Mn. N. K. Ponton, who formerly conducted the Denver cafo; alio a boarding houie on High itrcet, where alio will be glad to welcome old patrona and new. IO-lt PRIZES for ! FISHERMEN You ara overlooking iMU you don't try for one of the X prlxea being offered for the t three largoet Uroat canght In Klamath county witn aa a-oa. ruu or lea. 1ra Prlae, l re4. Second VrUe, $4 rejoL Third Prlae, Um I THE GUN STORE! J. U. CHAMBER, Prof. th .Noithwoit Hteel company at u hlKhcr prco than tho bid of tho Pa cific Rolling Mill company wui Hint tho moaNuremont of tho gtool of the latter company would not be true to mcaiuromente, and could not be put In place by anyone except ikllled la borer!, while that or the Northweit Hteel company, would be true to mcaiurcmenta, and could bo put up by unikllled local workmen. Thli aop to local workmen aounda like a Joko. Who told him tbli7 It rauit have been tbo Northweit Hteel com pany, and, though knowing nothing about It, I will venture tht amertlon that a iteel atructure Ilka that of the courtbouee can be put In place whether the .ateel cornea from the Northweit Btael company or any other company, by akllled workmen In that Una for one-half of what It can be done for by unikllled labor era, be they otherwlie crer ao com petent. Every man to hli, trade." In my letter of January 30, I quoted the bid of the Pacific Rolling Mllla company "for the erection of the courthouaa ateel aa f 5,111 for the erection of 303 tona of iteel. We there II bo no game. Merrill li un nblo to bo here Sunday, and Ft. Klamath doein't care to come, ao tho next iciilon on the diamond la up to tho pleaaure of Cblloquln ball 'toueri. The opening of the lumber Indus try there, i and the advent of the gov ernment englneera to comtruct an Irrigation syitem, and a road to Crater lake, have brought a large number of men to the thriving little town on tho reservation. Among theso men are aeveral rattling good tmllplaycri, Including Shlve, the lo cal pitcher, and they ahould be able to aend down a team that would make tho Klamath Falla aggregation play tome. through and agalait every poealble oppotltlon which thla bunch of dla atlifled cltixcni could bring to bear, and baa done the beet It could under the condition! which It haa bad to work. The. ahowlng made on the court home Is very commendable, and I am aure will be read with Intereit by alt tioao who care to know the IHIILDIFIiyilllBlti 4 nnuLnounnmo - IN THE TWELFTH COXTLXtJAL RfOMTC TO KTOlt ACH AND KIDNEYM PftOVK CN DOIJfO OF JOK MANDOT BY TON Brora Aonvmm LOB ANOELEB, May 31. The atmoat conatant Impact of the right fist of Bud Anderson on the stomach and kldneya of Joe Maadot wore on the latter io much In thalr sched uled 30-round bout at Vernon arena laat night that Referee Byte stopped the mix la the twelfth; and gave the Vancouver lad the decision. At the time the fight waa stopped, Maadot waa on bla feet, but he waa staggering blindly about the ring, lldly swinging at the empty air. The decision met the approval of the faaa, aa from the flrat round Ander son assumed the agresslve, and did nil the fighting. Anderson's long-range puncnea were not the only telling onee ha lipped over. Hla Infighting aad abort-arm jaba were also effective. Right from the etart he took ta honors, and he waa awarded every round. LOKA KJKM - p . aat w,,t. ,.waw iaep v i J. .. ' M . V mx mm A HPINWiTWOiFIMAaV;, f thin or '. ' -TkaVjIaJK' ippcnd below a statement of work""uth. Respectfully, actually done on the new courthouse, covering the excavating, erecting of steel and laying; of bric'K, and sub mit tbo aame aa a table of actual re mits. Statement Klamath Falls, Or., May 30, 1913. Showing the actual cost of grad ing and excavating, cost of erecting the steel frame, and the coat of lay ing 126,000 common brick. Also abowlng what thli work would have coat had it been let out by contract The average coat of grading tbo rocky aubitance on thla site, aad thU claaa of of work la 70 ceata per yard; 5,000 'yarda at 70 cents . .i -..,. ... 13,500.00 Actual cost of. grading aad excavating by day'a la bor .......... 3,117.97 31-lt WM. S. WORDEN, County Judge. Actually aaved 11,333.03 The usual cost of laying common brick ay cm tract Is 17 per 1,000; 135,000 brick at $7.... I 875.00 Actual con for laying l theie brick by day'a la bor 737.10 MONUMENTS We have juat received from the East a carload of marble monu ments, all aew daalgaa. Wo also manufacture monu ments to order Bin Islmi MoRummtil ind Stone Co. 4ia KleveaUi aH. GOOD Driving and Saddle 1IOR8B8. Special attention to waiaif rial and city trade. HOUSES UOUGHT AND BOLD, IMwiy Livery ft. , Conor FlftAi Any size Ranch you want . Two 100-acre ranches, oae 40-acre ranch, one 30-acre ranch, from 1 to 18 mllea from Klamath Falla. Residence Property One 8-room bouse, ono 7 room houie, two 5-room houaea, three 4-room houses, and two 3-room houses; alio aome va cant city property, Wilt sell for cash, or on pay ments, or will exchange any or all of the above property for ranch or city property. Wa handle only our own property. Come la and' talk It over with us. U. BELLMAN I SON 517 Mafe St. Actually aaved I 147.90 The lowest bid received from an outside firm for erecting tho 303 tons of steel In the ateel frame waa 14 per ton. 303 tons at $14 per ton.. 13,838.00 Actual total coat of erect ing 303 tona by home la bor 1,705.30 Actually aaved 11,133.80 Or a aavlng of about $5.50 per ton. Total aaved the county on these three Items, $3,651.78. (Signed) HARRY B. ANQLIN, Superintendent. We have taken aa a baala $14 par ton for the erection of ateel which ia about the rate at which thla work la usually done la the cltiea of Saa Francisco or Portland, aad ahowa a great reduction from the blda auto mated by the Pacific RolUng Mllla company, and also from the rate us ually obtaining la the cltiea where erection Is common. You will note that the total aaved tho county In theee three Items alone la $3,053.73, In the face of the se vere criticism on the part of theae who are aeeklng the recall would get courthouse Is costing too much, aad that tho county Judge la Incompetent to carry on the work, and thla ahould convince any fair-minded peraon that the accusations are un fair and untrue. These figures are reliable, and can be ahown ahould tho aame be desired. The county court haa alwaya em ployed homo labor, and Its record haa been that It favora the laboring man In every particular. If these dlsgruatled tadlvlduala who are aeklng the recall would get put of the way, and ceaae their, ua-r reasonable opposition, work would atart at once aufflclent to put every one at work w.ho ia In need of It, The situation la Klamath Falla at the present time Is due to the un reasonable and senseless opposition being made by the aame men who are back of the recall. The county court haa alwaya stood for the full dinner sail for thai work ing man, It haa had to fight Ra way Hotel Anlvals Hotel Hall Mrs. Terwllllger and daughter, Merrill; O. L. Lldbetter, 1915; C. E. Hoyt. Ft. Klamath; Mrs. Cava naugh, Algoma; J. H. Berry, Ft. Klamath; P. D. Sibley, Portland; L. R. ' Brooke, city; C. Q. Ingle aad family, 1916; Fred Btrauaa, Saa Franclaco; Mrs. W. W. Ramsey, Saa Bernardino; H. C. Wheeler, Pleaaiat Hill. Or.; H. W. LaFrealere, DorrU; Lee R. Deaman, A. W. beat, Port land;. A. Young nnd wife, Yreka; F. E. FinneyPhoenlx; J. H. Atwell. H. O. Shearer, Med ford; Ben Cook, T. Mauat. Macdeet: Bey SmUh. city. WUtoFealcaa R. M. McMurphy, Eugene; W. C. Scott, Saa Franclaco; O. B. Blank enburg, Saa Franclaco; W. N. Price, Saa Franclaco; J. B. Kent, Saa Franclaco; Paul Paulson, Rawllaa, Wyo.; 8, C. Scott, Weed, CaL; Frank Hutchinson. Chlloquln; Wm. H. Smith, Dorrls, Cal.; J. H. Buchanan, Roseburg; B. F. Mulkey, Eugene; L. O. Beckwltb, Eugene; P. E. Snod graas, Eugene; J. Whlng, Medfotd; A. H. Morrison. Coquille, Or.; R. F. Scott,' Creawell; J. M. Campbell. Dunamulr. .'aaHBaaKW: j, bbb; vvanampBxasi 'BaUaaKanar:;A iiueBBBmBKfjjBBBHHgJ When i left Btciettd nr'aere af a competent warden Wwt Saaaafl amar accepted the larltatlem ottHtm. Worden to take a .eeia with . through a way, out beyond Dalrjr.m hla big "40" OlMe. I did aevwiUl dealre not; only ef eoeiaetMty, , Mat lain IA gaAafj m taaaff p a 7 laaA atam have never' eeea-before.'1''' waa a revelation to ate; tae,j Kiaioescopic neaaty or tae la worth golag far to aee. u Not only waa" I Impreeeed with tb beauty. Ita vaet. preeertteae. irHti Ita extent of ferestlae alogea, wM fields, broad meadewa, aad aaisf i. oaa valleys,' vatea aad' glaaa, gtn'iati lag war oat therevalilmmsriBgi''aa a soft cerulean haae of the ' eraeoa; all theae li Who aball aay that thaf ajreat'l pert la net fitted far a great tleaT That It wUl net eaW 10 tlmea the number k?aow porta, aad that all wilt thrive ; the aunahkae and dewe et;n Oa)d ttv ' vored land T I ean.aee It hi thla way, C aad while I eWt ,'elala! fecattaawl- ' edge, I have thla day leaked throaga '& the wlaard'a gleaa, with .'a deeaC'. 'm'-y tlmhHleagard,fer the goedaod tree ' aadrbaevoleace due all, maa. , Thla beautiful region la praritaaltr f undeveloped; thla geasrattea ' aaay. '-' paaa e'er this lovely rsaeet .hm', reached 1U ultimate frurttoa; vbwL i .' ; when that day arrlvea, K.wlK he as a ("great rock falling oa a weary J land." Thla graad frnlttea wttl tcome. not aa a eoneammaUea ef'aa iartlet'a gotdea dream lit the gatea af the morning, hnt'nava ralahew, I diction to generations yet Daring the afteraeem 'we veraed i Suhecrlhe for The Herald. a month. Upper Lake Points The new 37-foot laaaea Bmarcaa at now running to all polata am tae Upper Lake, carrying both freight aad passengers. Launch leavea Wlaema landing at $ a. m. J. H. HAMILTON, Phone 3I9W. Are Your Kidneys Well? Maajr KhxaaaUi Peeale Kaew the taa- portaace ef Healthy Kldaeaa The kldneya ilter the bleed. They work night aad day. Well kldneya remove ImparWee. Weak kldneya allow Impurities to multiply. No kidney HI should be neglected. There la poealble daagar la delay. If you have backache or urlaary troubles, If you are aervoua, dlany or worm out. Begin treating your kldaeya at once; Use a provsa kidney remedy. None endorsed like Doaa'a Kldaey Pitts. Recommended by thouaaada. Proven by Ashland teatlmaay. A. B. aceaeM, Aahlaad; Ore.,' aaya: "It gives me pleaaure to eadorae Doaa'a Kidney Pilla. Thar brought relief from a eevere attack of kid nay complaint, aad I am aow eatlrely free from the trouble. Oeaa'a Kid ney PUIa oaa be relied upoa to re move backache aad trouble with the kldaey secretions," For sale by all dealers. Fries II ceata. Foater-atllbura Ce.,i BaBale. New York, gals agcata tar the Waited States. Remember the aame . Deaarss4 take aa other. ntANK DaA wmn HaratoByCsadlialf totComtj Ttxige A vote for Freak Ira White la a' vote to stop extravaaaaee, egatsal meat of public affaire' aad greea mtamaaagemeat. He la a progreae Ive, cleaa, aaae basnets maa. He la using cleaa methods la hie cam paign. He appeela to all faetleae of good cltuena for aupport. He will be acceptable to and will, aerve all the people. He will complete the aew courthouse oa the aew elte aa speedily aa funds permit. He will continue road improvement. You have a chance to restore good gov ernment and peace In Klamath county. Vote for Frank Ira White. RECALL CAMPAION . COMMIT TEE. Pd. Adv. CUT PROPERTY tsar reexa aeammlew sat 3 tral echeoL 91.SM, Large let aa Good haelde let la Nteassa aVW; teems. Oood corner la Has risw Ms sat New CHILCOTt at. 79 adlee.ef eeaatry. Ws started for heme-when the asm, .was low la the west. " ' ' ' We had a great 'rissl asai SOCal rise! Talk ef Tarn s' Revere, gmeridaa, aa ether geat. " Wh'rV' times whea we saly hat ths oaee la a taeueaad feet,1""' - 'Si II HIGH SCHOOL'S PLAY PLEAStS i CROWDKD BMMJtMC TMR WOUK OF aBrVBdlNn. TRAYLNG MHMJtY Of .UMTaT, POUTtCB ANa JOVIWAlamal' - y . ) V - . ' "Die JoaraaMatea.'sr rTae ore," traasiaiiea. tresn was the efferlag a ths of the high aeaeel at opera heaae last alght' outbureta ef applauaa trees ts 1 audieaee iadieated that the wsrtt sf the, atudeata was plsasaat.V , - 'r The alar seeK with a MWtoal aaa to seaarats frleada.aad played by the rival paaers ta election. The work of Harry .MsBf nr. Brneat.Nall,,aiaaai, Ralph Ham aad the ether of the east la. the them' la the Mast sf able, wmiBeat fcaai latetr : . 4- IVM i r"""-: There are.'twIaxaas.sdtasaaBaaagi LseaKteav wePMaBaw wXPav eamiHaaf WaaaVaFey J9KJ9f LOOK YEARS YOUNGER! GRAY HAIR DARKENED BEAUIIFULLY WIIH S -" f' maa aJarV Sass and alsaar Wttl Faaaas Malr aai Oare Sara Commoa gardea aage brewed late a, neavy tea wiu aulphuraad aleaasl added, thee, left to age aad earefuUy UHered will tura gray, atreaked aad adad hair beauUf ully dark as tasari laat; remove every alt at aaaim, step eeala Itohug aad lalUaeT Aalff.U Just a few appUoatleas wttl areee a reveUUoa if your hair g fadtjag; gray or 'dry, aoraggiy aaa tsam. naaagaxf heaae, though, la Uaablaaaate. Aa aaeler way la U get the ready ts ass MMilMtlll MMt M MM ft :..... - - . t "h n w ?. f . -, - draa V - Hi aterea, kaswa aM Remedy," thus avsMtaf a 1st f I -- aflrttaMaamWat aaaaaaa IBbbbbbI i aaraaaray .aaa anaaaaaasavwaa aaaaaaaayea wmmpaay; i it laa't aearir as alee as4 . wtjfatimfimifim!t.j$l no xaasai, we.ea aaxewai aa i yeuUfal's amff 4 -Bs't'gkiaa aasaav Wyatli'g tell,'heaaaae K asevwalsv To area at a team, De mefita.aB'ga pesreey$tr rwslt i?alswcBBP XM M '1T tester vZfaWttt ., sSiimu m i-'